Remember aforementioned brat? (See "Economics of tutoring: Cost Benefits"for explanation, if not.)
Today I had my last English lesson with the aforementioned. After an ernest hour of effort, he sat down next to me on the sofa, calmly for the first time that hour. Then he interjected in Spanish, as he loves to do. In an almost-practiced manner, he began with an honest question about American culture and then dove straight in, "¿Pues, tienes un novio?" jaja
Even at age 10, Spanish men (or boys) think they have game. For the record, he still dislikes English.
Today I had my last English lesson with the aforementioned. After an ernest hour of effort, he sat down next to me on the sofa, calmly for the first time that hour. Then he interjected in Spanish, as he loves to do. In an almost-practiced manner, he began with an honest question about American culture and then dove straight in, "¿Pues, tienes un novio?" jaja
(Random brother and sister at Jaén's Feria)
Even at age 10, Spanish men (or boys) think they have game. For the record, he still dislikes English.
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